Undoubtedly more contamination from anti-racism protests Abroad

Hancock calls that a “risk.” “I support the argument made by those who protest, but the virus itself does not discriminate and meeting in large groups is temporarily against the rules. Precisely because it increases the risk of the virus spreading. ”

Globally, including in British cities, people take to the streets against racism and police brutality. The reason is the death of the American black arrestee George Floyd, who succumbed two weeks ago after a crackdown by a white police officer. Thousands of people protested in central London on Saturday.

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